Prehistoric UFO and ET images found in remote cave in India!

Why is there not a photo of the original cave painting? Something of this importance surely would not have gone without being recorded in photos.

Now THAT IS FAKE. OBVIOUSLY VERY FAKE.

Originally posted by Klassified
It would seem from my own research so far, this is not a fake. It was found in the 1800's by a gentleman by the name of Joseph Bradshaw in Australia. It has been reproduced in a book entitled "The Secret History of Crop Circles" by Terry Wilson, and also for the aforementioned documentary "Secret Space 2". Supposedly, other books have vouched for it's authenticity, but I haven't found them yet. It is Aboriginal. Not Hindu. So the article posted originally in February of this year is in error. More when I find more.

Yes. But this thread title is completely irrelevent to the actual painting and that detracts from it's original authenticity.

Originally posted by harishindl

Prehistoric UFO and ET images found in remote cave in India!

www.archaeologydaily.com

A group of anthropologists working with hill tribes in a remote area of India have made a startling discovery: Intricate prehistoric cave paintings depicting aliens and UFO type craft.

(visit the link for the full news article)

While on the surface (pun) this sounds interesting, I'd like to read that whatever inks may have been used that samples have been carbon-dated to get real data. Since it sounds as if the caves have been explored who is to say that someone with a creative imagination didn't paint those images. Nothing should be taken at face value, particularly with the subject of UFOs in ancient times. Come up with a real old period of time for the components of the inks and we have something to talk about.

Originally posted by Vandalour
Amazing...

Sadly, it changes nothing, it was a diffrent matter if they found a frozen alien in there or a spaceship

Maybe they did and we just dont know about it!

Originally posted by JayXBraun

Originally posted by Vandalour
Amazing...

Sadly, it changes nothing, it was a diffrent matter if they found a frozen alien in there or a spaceship

Maybe they did and we just dont know about it!

we would know.
believe me.

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The painter included the radiation effects/waves from the UFO of which they would have felt as it was landing.
The ETs probably explained the concept to the cave folks whereby they chose to include it in their hieroglyphs.
Their world was never the same.

i have to agree w/ so many others who have questioned this. although i cant see much reason to fake something like this considering it would change nothing in the world. just another claim with out "hard evidence". i'll reserve judgement for more information/testing/quality pictures.

I have seen those pictures in an ancient aliens doco posted on some thread here on ATS, in that documentary they are claimed to be Australian Aboriginal ( which I don't think they are at all ), so what are they, Indian or Aboriginal?
I smell BS

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Yeah, I see what you're saying. I guess that's part of what this forum is about, though. Put it out there, and see what others come up with.

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Good point. And this opens a whole new can of worms. If this is indeed Aboriginal, as the countless pages I looked at say it is. Then the only way to test the paint would be to peel off layers of paint going back at least a hundred years or more, because the Aboriginals hold a yearly ceremony where they "meticulously" repaint all of the artwork thats been there "thousands" of years to preserve it for future generations. This can be googled, I can't find the link at present.

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I see what your sayin, yeah a peer review on this guy would be more credible, but like you said, maybe hes an amature which still doesnt say that this wasnt something he found. I just thought you meant the website link from the OP itself was a fake website or something, as to say archeaology daily isnt a real site, and that the archeaologist himself wasnt real, thats what I thought you meant and thats why I showd you those links to show that he must be a real dude doing some field work.
Good points though, its just funny I had my nephew look at the picture, he just turned 5 and I said to him, what does that picture look like, and he said " well it looks like aliens in the sky and that guy is a monster alien " LOL
and this is without me saying anything at all out loud, I was just curious what HE thought it was

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I just realized that myself, this cave finding was actually depicted in the history channel, I saw that episode, now its all coming back to me!

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On a side note, the history channel is at least credible and Im sure does its research before just throwing some # on tv and sayin there it is.

Originally posted by Nightchild
I am almost certain that this artpainting is NOT a recent discovery, but for some reason is reported as such.
As previously stated, I am certain I have seen the image before, in some book or something, but do not recall exactly when, more then it being years ago.

Your right. The picture is real but it's older. It comes from Austrailia not India and it was featured in the Christopher Everard's Dvd 'Secret Space 2 - Alien Invasion'.

Originally posted by mobtek
I have seen those pictures in an ancient aliens doco posted on some thread here on ATS, in that documentary they are claimed to be Australian Aboriginal ( which I don't think they are at all ), so what are they, Indian or Aboriginal?
I smell BS

Actually it looks more like MS Paint

The question is what would someone have to gain from a fake cave painting?
Probably as much as if they did a few crop circles
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and only a short drive from Bhopal? I smell tourists with wallets!

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Where's pictures of the cave at? These pictures could be on construction paper for all i know. There should be pictures of the cave's walls from a distance and then the entrance from a distance and so forth, all the way back to my house, lol.

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well where it it then?? Someone get a clip of this show then. I am open to something that would suggest this paintings authenticity.

Originally posted by gift0fpr0phecy
When my nephew was about 5, I watched him draw some things on paper. He drew a funny looking man, and next to him he drew some odd shaped objects. I asked him, "What are those things in the sky?". He asked, "What sky?".

I realized that not everyone draws a complete scenery. Like a sky, ground, horizon, etc.. Sometimes it is just a canvas where you can draw anything in any empty space available.

so much for you showing proofs of your claims.

This is exactly was I was talking about on the other thread about your posts.. anyway..

@thread: I believe this might be a hoax, although I do believe in the Ancient Aliens theory.

EDIT: Also, Does it matter if it's real or not? Even if it was, Skeptics will imply painters in that era liked to imagine things, or that they also had a kind of Sci-Fi tales, or some crap like that.

What kind of a writer would use the phrase "UFO type craft"? What he means to say is alien spacecraft. UFO's can't have a type because they are not identified.